Contested Accounting
Superior Probate Litigation Attorneys in North Carolina & New York
A contested accounting occurs when an executor of an estate or trustee of a trust is not forthcoming with information about the estate they represent.
If you are a beneficiary or other interested party, you have the right to force the executor/trustee to provide you with an accounting of all the financial details of the estate. An accounting, if Ordered by the Court to be provided, must comply with the rules and requirements set forth under New York State Law.
Attorney Gerard Parisi’s experience as both an attorney, a Certified Public Accountant, and an auditor provides clients in New York and North Carolina with outstanding representation in these types of matters, especially where an executor may be attempting to hide certain financial information from the beneficiaries.
Call 914-228-7448 or contact us online to schedule your consultation for contested accounting in New York or North Carolina today!
Our Results
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Client Won Custody Dying Without A Will
As many of you may know legendary singer/songwriter Aretha Franklin died in 2018 without leaving a will. Other wealthy celebrities such as Prince have done the same. This can lead to many types of unwanted consequences. As an example, the T&E department at PCS is currently ... -
Son Must Repay Mother’s Estate Estate Case
A local man and his then-wife used undue influence on his elderly mother to clean out the woman’s bank accounts before she passed away, a Schenectady County Surrogate’s Court ruled this week. The verdict, in a case brought by the woman’s two other sons, means the man and his ... -
Brothers Inheritance Restored Estate Dispute
After much litigation including more than a dozen depositions, obtaining numerous medical records and various other relevant documents, expert medical testimony, and the beginnings of trial preparation, an estate dispute was settled on behalf of our client for $700,000. Our ... -
Daughter Settles Dispute Favorably Estate Matter
On the day of trial our client successfully resolved an estate matter whereby she received 60% of available funds of the estate. Interestingly, the case involved an admission by both brother and sister that their father had upwards of $200,000 in cash at the time of death (a ... -
Surviving Spouse Inheritance Returned Large Assets Diverted to Wrong Beneficiary
We are proud to have earned a seven-figure ruling in favor of a surviving spouse. In this particular case, two large assets were diverted through a complex trust and funding formula to the wrong beneficiary. Parisi, Coan & Saccocio, PLLC, successfully argued that the ...
Client Stories
Our Success in Their Own Words
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I would absolutely hire him again- K.R.
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He was very attentive to details and responsive to all my questions- L.I.
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I was very happy with the legal services and advice that were provided by him and his office- B.
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You were always available whether it be a weekday or weekend, which helped a great deal due to my busy schedule- N.D.
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Gerard handled my father’s estate- P.F.
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Gerard fought to keep the original trust in place and I remained as her trustee- K.B.
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I would strongly recommend using Gerard knowing that others can have the same experience I did- A.M.
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Parisi Coan & Saccocio have handled many estate planning needs for myself and my clients over the course of the last 5 years- Arthur F.
What Sets Us Apart?
Over 65 Years of Experience
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We are very selective about the cases we take on to provide you with the highest quality representation.
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Unique knowledge for accountings, tax laws, asset valuations and complex estates.
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Over 65-years collective experience in estate and trust planning, administration, litigation, and guardianship.